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Vaily
JftrUi
F.-ltUy,
November
10,
1043
PRESBYTERIAN
FALL
BAZAAR
PRINCE
RUPERT
"i'EARS
AGO
W
One
of
Most
Successful
Affairs
in
Years
(T.r4y
Five
Years
Ago)
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
an-.
.
.
.
...
ii.
Fall
flowers
adorned
the
hr
Mcr..
pourers'
table
at
the
tea
ana
over
onto
a
'
.
bazaar"
held
Thursday
after-1
'eve!-
The
fir,,'"1
;
I
nouna
Ull
ne
sieamn
nia-meda
wuuUI
comtnonre
a
itbu-
!lar
SiTVire
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Seattle,
and
Prince
Bi-
Ipert
and
Alaska
.un
November
10
noon
uy
nisi
rresDyterian
j
""u
Pwice
ti,,.
2:
'"coming
car,
'"'
Trial
began
in
assize
court
Jiere
of
C.
Nisuada,
a
Japunese
-f
Buckley
liny,
,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
accused
of
tfij
murder
of
anuther
Japanese.
Classineti
Auv,;,
Church
Ladles'
Aid
In
the
church
hull.
An
exumlont
attendance
huitle
the
luueiiun
one
ul
Uie
most
successj
ul
in
jeaio.
ReoelvuiK
iue
guests
were
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
president
of
the
Ladies'
Aid.
and
Mrs.
George
F.
Sendall,
wife
of
the
pastor.
Mrs
John
MoLeod
was
convener
uf
Uie
tea
room.
At
the
pouring
uble
were
Jf
booths:
fancy
work..
,
Mjs.
H.
M.
Foot
and
Mrs.
JViex
I
Hub
uuyan,
wiuie
wiuie
oej-viu
sej'vjuuns
iiix
were
were
i
r
:
"""-Mrs.
j
Mis.
Robert
Farmer,
Mrs.
R.
irc
Iter
list
r
Hood,
Mrs.
Robert
Strachaa
1"
Whit
rvl
First
shipment
Qre
from
the.
PiiThie
mine
at
Srr'.H
hers
to
California
via
Prince
Rupert
arrived
here.
It
was
of
100
tons
and
was
expected
to
be
followed
by
other
shipments
at
regular
intervals.
The
Duthie
mine
wa
operated
by
the
Federal
.Mir.iog
and
Smelling
Co.
,a
Gutter
nheim
i
company.
I
(Tkirty
"ive
Yearn
Ajo)
!
The
Hospital
Board
installed
electric
lights
in
the
operating
j
loom
so
Uiat
night
operations
inij;ht
be
performed.
The
former
operating
room
waji
turn
i
into
a
case
room.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown.
ln
Saunders
mT
charge
of
ret
reshmenU
were
i
Hume
C'
Mrs.
John
MoLeod,
Mrs.
s.
,
mansun,
mTw
n
liiclrprnitriit
dm
iwwifupft
rtac-itd
rn
lh
ul.;ilinlmi
of
Prltin
Riird
mid
all
f.niiiiiiiiiirf.
riri"
ininR
rmrihfrn
(nd
central
Brltlnti
(Yilutnbui
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u
tiwouil
nasi
Mull,
J'oat
OffU
Deiurf
mftit.
Ott)
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fun1T
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Krwn
M,
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Avmi.
Hrlur
Kiptr'l.
JirltUh
OnliiniMI,
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A.
HI'NTRH.
Mnnarta
Killtor
H.
O.
HKHHY.
MnKliig
Director.
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OF
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CANADIAN
DAILY
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M.iiilli.
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Yrm
0
IHI
We
Can
Build
Ships
IT
WAS
Mnall
waihij
vonst
ruction
that
-early
in
WorM
War
II
parkt-d
a
period
of
shi)luiKliji.tr
at
the
Prime
Rupert
dry
dock
which
was
to
sec
four
minesweepers
and
later
thirteen
ten-thousand
ton
freighters
as
well
as
two
China
coasters
turned
out,
causing
upwards
of
XW)
uun
to
he
employed
in
the
local
plant
at
times.
Rear-Admiral
Kollo
Mainjjuy,
flag-
officer
of
the
Canadian
Atlantic
fleet,
who
formerly
held
a
similar
post
on
this
coast,
spoke
in
Hoston
yesterday
ami
broadly
hinted
that
the
time
was
ripe,
in
view
of
the
present
international
situation,
for
Cau-ada
to
U'
jrettinjr
busy
in
building'
up
her
naval
strength
through
construction,
of
new
warships.
We
have
often
expressed
regret
that
it
should
'
have
taken
a
w
ar
and
admission
of
her
importance
in
time
of
crisis
to
briny
a
boom
to
Prince
Rupert.
However,
it
is
a
fact
that,
when
new
ships
were
.
needed
in
a
hurry,
Prince
Rupert's
dry
dock
was
quickly
resorted
to
and
did
a
good
job
in
the
emergency,
turning
out
vessels
that
were
unexcelled
in
,
imy
other
shipyard
in
Canada
even
the
older
and
,
more
firmly
established
plants.
,:
Whether
or
not
another
emergency
exists
at
!
this
time,
it
is
not
for
us
to
be
certain,
although
j
there
have
leen
repeated
warnings
that,
after
an-'!
j
other
war
breaks
out.
there
will
not
be
much
time
:
to
get
ready
to
fight.
No
doubt,
however,
w
any
'
warship
building-
program
for
naval
and
other
purposes
which
Canada-may
deem
it
neceary
or
advisable
to
embark
upon,
Prince
Rupert's
proven
!
facilities
will
be
taken
advantage
of
without
too
!
rewor
una
turn.
i.
aaunro.
Airs
Candy-M-s
k
j.
ta.
unjjson
wa
cusmer
Country
s
-
HEVINS,
ATTLEES,
MARS
HALLS
AND
DOUGLASES
GET
TOGETHER
The
Bevins
and
the
Attlees
uf
Britain
and
the
Marshalls
and
Dounlases
of
the
U.S.
got
together
when
the
British
prime
minister
ahd
foreign
secretary
had
lunch
with
the
U.S.
Secretary
of
state
and
ambassador
at
the
latter's
London
home.
Left
to
right
are
Mrs.
Lewis
Douglas,
wife-of
the
U.S.
ambassador;
Mrs.
Ernest
Bevin,
wife
of
Britain's
foreign
secretary;
Mrs.
George
C.
Marshall,
wife
of
the
U.S.
secretary
of
state;
Mrs.
Cloment
Attlee,
wife
of
Britain's
prime
.minister:
Ambassador
Douglas:
Secretary
Marshall;
Lewis
Douglas
Jr..
son
of
the
ambassador:
Mrs.
Iwis
Douglas.
Jr
;
Premier
Attlee;
Foreign
5eretary
Bevin
snd
knee'iiig
In
front
of
Mr.
Attlee-1
Miss
Shannan
Douglas,
daughter
oi
th?
ambassador.
Ejaioy
Fine
lUdio-Recard
Reproi
X
4
with
fLfTV00D
Reminiscences
By
w.j.
J
Reflections
-Goose
Huater
Is
Robbed
By
Eagle
,
George
Dawes,
local
Fisheries
'
patrol
skipper,
Is
waiting
to
catch
up
with
a
certain
bak
.
eagle
whose
hunting
instinct
The
B.
C
Coast
would
become
the
tourist
playground
of
Notch
America,
according
to
William
McMurray,
general
passentfi-r
i
ent
ol
Uie
tJiegon-Wxshinijto.l
Kailway
Co.
The
Daily
News
editorially
(l.'manded
that
the
city
council
force
the
removal
of
a
planing
mill
from
the
corner
of
Fraser
and
Fifth
Street.
The
null
con-fUtufd
a
fiie
hazard,
the
editor
claimed.
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Tvt
clc-4itwd
Automatic
haner
at
Amazintr
I'rite
mm
It
has
been
learned
at
a
local
teresting
feautre
of
the
oc-ineet
ins
that
Scandinavia
is
Uie
casion,
hails
from
Winnipeg
true
home
of
Scotsmen
and
and
has
been
residing
here
for
that
the
backbone
of
Scottish
the
last
three
or
four
years,
people
were
Um
Kelts,
which
Speaking
of
bagpipe
playing,
surely
means
kilts,
and
the
many
local
old
timers
-will
re-Norsemen.
The
late
M.
P.
Mo-
call
the
Leslie
family,
who.
Cattery
would
chut'kle
to
him-
when
they
lived
here,
were
fre-seif
when
declaring
us
he
lie-
quently
heard
on
the
pipes,
Quetuiy
did
that
he
always
un-
and
who
were
most
proficient,
del-stood
Uie
Soots
descended
They
moved
to
Montreal
sever-from
"ship-wrecked"
Norse-
j
k!
years
ago.
;
Hieo
Calrt
If
ft
last
night
j
'
;i
the
Piiaee
George
for
a
j
three
weeks'
visit
to
Vancouver.
robbed
him
of
one-third
of
his
day's
bag
while
on
a
hunting
trip
this
wet-k.
Mr.
Dawes
was
hunting'
geese
and
had
mar.aced
tu
hit
thre
ehonkers
as
they
came
in
for
a
landii:?
at
Spiller
River.
Two
of
the
blnU
were
killed
outright
and
the
third
wounded.-
Mr.
Dawes
went
to
ret
lie
vc
the
two
dead
birds
and,
as
he
was
returning,
an
eagle
swooped
down
from
a
nearby
tree
and.
clutching
the
in-ju;wi
goo.e
in
his
talons,
made
off
as
fast
as
his
cargo's
weight
would
ailow.
Presumably,
the
ea?ie
light
mijn.
St)
from
tins
bit
of
ancient
J
K.
much
reminding
of
the
authorities
that
thev
still
exist.
ORUENiNG
-
FRIEND
OF
OURS
ZiT
WAS
AN
interesting
message
of
the
possibili-I
'lUs
of
co-operation
between
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
territory
(soon
to
Income
a
dilute)
of
Alaska
which
the
Dailv
News
received
:umi
history
it
may
be
reasonably
enoagh
inferred
that
Scotland,
resolving
on
stout
ships
in
future,
looked
toward
the
Clyde.
HOPS
Off
fOR
HARDY
TODAY
I
Hence,
next
to
whiskey,
ship-1
261
THIRD
A
VEX
le
WEST
building
became
her
proudest
f
William
Spratlms.
or
Taxco.
industry.
j
Mejtico,
who
marie
a
wheel
land-.
just
Wednesday
on
the
small
tar-
!
ed
In
some
tree
and
enjoyed
a
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
This,
it
Is
perhaps
needless
!o
mac
uf
the
Seal
Cove
air
base.,
,ast
hich
was
about
tqua.
say.
is
Education
Week
and
lotik
off
shortly
after
9
o'clock
to
its
own
weieht
Tterday
from
Alaska
s
friendly
governor,
Ernest
Ciruenmg,
for
de-livery
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
Every
time
we
meet
Governor
Grueing
we
are
the
more
convinced
of
his
sincere
conviction
that
Prince
Kupvrt
can
play
a
bbr
part,
if
permitted
to,
in
the
solution
of
Alaska's
long
standing
this
memins:
for
Port
Hardy
enruute
to
Seattle
alter
being
Uo.d
op
hese
yesterday
by
weather.
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BEAUTY
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MATTSO.VS
UPHOLSTERERS
AN'D
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
Classified
udverUii)R
brings
results
much
information
of
Interest
and
value
is
heard.
The
various
relalion.viiips
between
parents
and
teachers
aiut
Tao
Vhildren
are
treated
in
lull,
us
well
as
other
matters
pertaining
to
instruction.
It
nngh
t
be
s.s.d
transportation
uuncuuies.
ome
dav,
with
the
support
and
interest
of
such
friends
as
Governor
Gruening.
and
it
now
seems
assured
that
he
i
voin
-
ft
If
eonntvtion
beiweti;
b.in.
bo.K
-
to
remain
in
that
important
post
for
a
wlule
longer,
there
is
4rI!
a
sd
Prime
Rupeit
may
well
niter
upon
its
role
as
the
Li..!a
-ubuvt
Dttnloj)lllo
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
Second-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
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Box
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330
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C.
HANDY
HOME
?:
GrNt?.c
con;
D3i't
let
yourself
In
for
a
disappointment.
Order
carUs
now
have
them
in
lime
fi.j
Cbr:stnws
lua&ng.
GEORGE
L.
ROR
IE
!
Build:.".?
i'i
r;
Public
Acrountant.
Auditor,
etc.
A
bn;u1oast
Wednesday
evening
said
Queensland
in
northern
Aastr.-'Ua
had
been
withou;
any
rain
for
three
years.
Not
far
away,
over
ln
Northeastern
India,
the
average
ruiaUU
is
between
five
and
sis
hundred
inches.
This
is
passed
along
as
a
news
item,
free
of
charge
Speaking
personally
well
stay-in
Pttnoe
Kupert
a
while
longer.
Rdl,f-
C:-Besner
Income
Tax
Returns
Conjpill
Block
Phone
3S7
natunrt
and
most
economic
port
of
entrv
and
railhead
for
Alaska.
We
;m
having,
of
course,
to
buck
the
big
interests
centred
at
Seattle,
who
naturally
want
to
put
every
obstacle
they
can
in
the
way
of
this
port
"
which
Dick
Neuberger
so
aptly
described
as
their
""had
dream."
If
the
Alaskans
themselves
are
as
enterprising
as
their
kinsfolk
in
continental
United
Mates
and
Prince
Rupert
people,
as
well
as
the
railway
people
and
others
who
have
interests
and
something
to
sell
here,
keep
on
the
iob,
the
worm
is
sure
to
turn
some
day.
The
natural
'economic
laws
ajmot
held
?vek
forever
bv
artificial
and
un-Yasotuble
rest
notions
which
are
maintained
for
PHC'
Minting
BESNER
BLOCK
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T'
ROCK
ar.J
0
Piper
Bill
MacKay.
whose
playing
at
the
observance
of
Remembrance
Day
was
an
Iu-
c-.
Opening
Saturday,
Nov.
20
MARGARET
NIXON
FLORIST
FLOWERS
FOR
EVERY
OCCASION
SAY
IT
WITH
FIJOWEIIS
-
Dailv
arrival,
dewej-
fresh
from
hot-hoih
to
you.
We
are
a
cW
as
yuur
telephone,
or
better
lui,
top
iv.
and
U-tV
jret
actuiaintenL
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Avenue
Formerly
Occupied
by
Scuby's
Fur
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P.O.
BOX
1491
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HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
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Shade.
Styles
and
Color
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RUPERT.
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Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repair
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East
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
Beer.
&xla
ar.d
Ginger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
T51
r.Li
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repair
Construction
Alterations
Floor
Sandin;
a
Specialty
1
!
0
qui
iTT
fit
VowtV
-wte
setijsn
tmeiwts
of
some
parts
of
the:
country
2
the-expense
of
others.
f
rL,
lVuKV
Rupert
c;.n
rest
its
case
on
the
natural
!
..advantage
which
it
so
obviously
pos,esses
as
the
I
iait
of
Alaska,
but
of
course,
it
must
keep
pound-
s
Iing
away
all
the
time
in
the
promotion
of
its
cas.
j
Alorv
enthusiastic
and
persistent
advocates,
even
among
inirjlves.
Uke
Governor
Gruening
would
be
j
veiy
helpful.
EDUCATION
OR
UQUOR?
THIS
HAS
BEEN
Canadian
Education
Wtvk.
The
schools
have
Iwn
receiving
many
visitors
to
stv
for
themselves
w
hat
is
happening
in
the
classiiHuus
to
find
out
what
kind
of
facilities
and
teadurs
they
have,
to
get
an
idea
how
the
schools,
are
pivpiring
students
to
cve
w
ith
the
conditions
of
modem
lite
and
to
be
better
citi?,cns
ixf
the
conv
muuit,
the
nation
and
the
world.
Articles
have
bevn
written,
stntvlus
made
and
meeting
held.
Suvf
ss
in
ie
uukiiig:
of
a
tatter
and
more
ade-t
iuate
educational
system
can
well
come
from
more
I
enlightetunl
citizens
in
each
community,
able
sc1hh1
Kurds
;uul
supenor
teachers.
The
key
to
bring
about
netoleU
clunges
in
the
eilucational
system
iul
staivdattls.
after
all.
lies
in
the
hands
of
the
people
whom
it
has
taeu
endeav-oui-ed
to
niach
durimr
this
Education
Week.
Here
in
h-incr
Rupert
just
short
of
a
million
dollars
w
as
ixut
at
the
gtvvru!ver:t
lujttor
st
on
last
year.
The
city
of
IViiuv
Kupert
in
the
same
year
sjvtit
S0.lHh
on
shk1s
and
education.
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arc.sti
iking
figures.
When
the
people
become
convin'ctsl.
not
only
in
Prince
Rupert
but
in
the
rest
of
the
country,
that
the
school
house
is.
as
important
as
the
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tMv,
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nwiy
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to
take
a
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and
efforts
to
Iv
made
for
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aiv
other
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